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Visit the Wheels Museum at 1100 2ND Street SW at the downtown Albuquerque Rail Yards and enjoy more than $3 million in unique transportation exhibits! See a full-size train car, antique automobiles, a fire truck, an airplane hanging from the ceiling, buggies, wagons, rare bicycles, as well as thousands of vintage model trains, cars and planes. There’s even an RV made entirely out of old Route 66 billboards! The collections embrace the history of the railroads, the impact of the rail yards on Albuquerque and the history of the men and women who built our city by repairing for decades, forty steam locomotives each month. The Wheels Museum is fascinating for all ages; a step back into the past, with a train ride into the world of Fred Harvey, the Harvey Girls and the Santa Fe Railroad. The Wheels Museum is a must see, a gem in the middle of the city’s Rail Yards.
Wheels Museum is located on the site of the historic Santa Fe Railroad Shops, known as The Storehouse. Built in 1914, the Albuquerque shops serviced steam locomotives operating on the Santa Fe Railroad. During WWII, The Storehouse operated 24/7 with1500 workers making significant contributions to the war effort. Wheels Museum, at the Rail Yards, it’s lot’s ‘o wheels.